Sebastian Kienle wins again, but not in triathlon and not in age group
Sebastian Kienle, the legendary German triathlete who dominated the circuit HOMBRE DE HIERRO, returns to competitive action, although this time outside of triathlon.
The former IRONMAN world champion has found a new passion in HYROX, a discipline that combines running and functional training, and has shown that her thirst for victory remains intact.
HYROX consists of a series of events in which participants run 1km followed by a functional training station, repeating this cycle eight times. The competitions take place in indoor venues, which adds a spectacular component to each event.
It may interest you: What is HYROX?
Kienle, who hung up the bike In 2023, he has decided to enter the world of HYROX, participating in the 40-44 age group.
Last weekend in Hamburg, the German was back in action, finishing 14th overall with a time of 1:04:35, being the best in his age category.
The triathlete has shared his enthusiasm for this new discipline on social media, acknowledging that running is a different challenge for him, although he feels motivated to progress and reach new podiums in the future.
“After my last race at HYROX Berlin, I knew I wanted to do more and take it more seriously,” Kienle said on Instagram. “In the summer I focused on the gravel season, but now I’m back at HYROX and ready to give it my all.”
Kienle will compete again in this modality next November 29th at HYROX London, where he will be looking to get back on the podium.
